crossdomain.xml goes in the webserver root of the server with the flash file.
I had problems with it recently as well, it was not easy to
troubleshoot, so, I can offer no other hints.
On 7/17/06, Ashwan Wadhwa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
I am working on a project where the data is read/written to another web
server for which AMFPHP is being deployed, everything works perfectly
when running off the local machine. However when I host this on a
separate server I keep getting Macromedia Flash Security Sandbox
warning. I did go in and the line
System.security.allowDomain(name_of_domain). That still did not work. I
finally used the wild card allowDomain("*"). This also did not solve
the security problem. Is there something I am missing here. If I use the
security.allowDomain function, do I still need to deploy a
crossdomain.xml file in the webserver root. And where does this is
crossdomain policy go? In the webserver hosting the flash files or the
one hosting the amfphp gateway.php file??
Thanks
Ashwan.
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